Golden Mardi Gras Casino

  
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(owned/managed by Golden Gaming Inc.)
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PO Box 47
Black Hawk, CO 80422-0047
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Local: (303) 582-5600

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Golden Mardi Gras Casino is located in Black Hawk, Colorado and is a casino. With 14 table games featuring classic blackjack, craps, and roulette, and more than 680 slot machines, Golden Mardi Gras Casino is also home to seven restaurants and bars.

Website:

www.goldencasinogroup.com/www/common/index.jsp?site=mardi
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Restaurants:
3 Prime Steakhouse (Steakhouse)
Café on 3 (Casual/Café)
Full House Café (Casual/Café)
Golden Express Snack Bar (Appetizers/Snacks)
Jester Bar (Bar/Lounge)
Lucky's (Asian)
Maquerade Lounge (Bar/Lounge)

Table Games

:
Blackjack
,
Roulette
,
Craps
.

Slots Options

:
Slot Machines
,
Video Poker
.

Casino Amenities

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